Albisrieden

Albisrieden is a district of the city of Zurich, Switzerland. It is located in the western part of the city, within the administrative district of Zurich 9. The district is characterized by its residential areas, green spaces, and a mix of older and newer buildings.

Historically, Albisrieden was an agricultural area and part of the municipality of Altstetten. It was incorporated into the city of Zurich in 1934. The area has seen significant development over the decades, transforming from a rural village to a modern urban district.

Geographically, Albisrieden is situated on a slope leading down from the Uetliberg, Zurich's local mountain. This elevated position offers some residents views of the city and the surrounding landscape. The district is well-connected by public transport, with tram and bus lines providing easy access to other parts of Zurich.

Key features of Albisrieden include parks such as the Flumserberg park, which offers recreational facilities. The district also has schools, shops, and a variety of community services catering to its residents. The population of Albisrieden is diverse, reflecting the cosmopolitan nature of Zurich. The district maintains a relatively quiet and family-friendly atmosphere, despite its urban setting.